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George is in his mid-adolescence and like many of his peers, he is undergoing great changes
in his body as well as his brain. He and his friends are experiencing puberty, an important phase
of development of a person when physical and mental changes take place. Boys in particular
may find numerous changes within themselves which they sometimes cannot understand
properly without the guide of parents and other experienced adults. When boys enter their
puberty, they often start taking interest in abstract concepts and subjects such as justice,
politics and arts. They also begin to understand the world around them, planning out a life for
themselves, having dreams and life goals to fulfill.
Along with a very new view of life and sense of self comes anxiety and confusion. Boys in
their puberty develop a strong sense of personal identity. Therefore, they often try to get
attention from other to prove themselves. They are also curious about the adult world.
Sometimes, they can be misled by the negative things from the world around them. For
example, boys start to smoke or drink because they are curious and they think they are cool to
do so. They make a lot of friends and form peer groups. They may have good friends and they
may not be mature enough to identify bad ores. In short, this is a period of experiencing new
things and new people, both the good and the bad.
It is crucial that parents are ready for the changes of their boys so thatthey can help their
boys go through this period. A cozy home environment where adolescents can stay comfortable
and share their feelings and experience is important. Parents should be sensitive to provide
reasonable guidelines. Force and punishments are not highly recommended in this phase as
adolescents tend to be rebellious.
1. There are only changes in a boy's body during his puberty.
2. Boys can always understand theirchanges properly without the guide of
parentsand other experienced adults.
3. When boys enter their puberty, they often lose interest in abstract concepts and
subjects.
4. Boys often plan their life before they enter puberty.
5. Boys encounter anxiety and confusion during puberty.
6. Boys may start to smoke or drink because of their curiosity.
7. Boys only have bad experiences during adolescence.
8. Force and punishment are highly advisable when dealing with boys in their
puberty.